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Turbine: Free Model Boosted D&D Online Subs 40 Percent
1:40PM Owen Good | Since moving to a free-to-play model, Dungeons & Dragons online has seen a 40 percent increase in subscribers, the developer Turbine said in an interview with Ars Technica More »
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Atari Responds To Turbine Suit
9:20AM Owen Good | Atari responded to today with a sharp denunciation of the breach-of-contract lawsuit filed last week by Turbine, calling it a frivolous action that does “a great disservice” to MMO gamers. More »
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Dungeons & Dragons Online’s Freedom Dated
1:20AM Mike Fahey | Turbine has selected an early August date for the release of Dungeons & Dragons Online: Eberron Unlimited, the update that switches the massively multiplayer D&D game to a free-to-play business model. More »
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Dungeons & Dragons Online’s New Store
2:20AM Mike Fahey | Dungeons and Dragons Online is going free-to-play in North America this summer, and Turbine has released the first screens of the new DDO Store, where they hope to make up those subscritption fees. More »
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Dungeons & Dragons Online Not Going Free In Europe
10:20AM Mike Fahey | Yesterday’s news that Dungeons and Dragons Online would be switching to a free-to-play model this summer only applies to North America, much to the chagrin of European fans. More »
Turbine’s Jeff Anderson Missing In Action
9:36AM Logan Booker | Someone over at WarCry has noticed that Turbine CEO Jeff Anderson has mysteriously vanished (is there any other way to disappear, really?) from the developer’s website. In his place is a “Jim Crowley”.
Either Jeff got a name change, or something fishy has gone down.
According to WarCry’s sources, the company underwent a “corporate shake-up”, but does not go into further detail, only mentioning that Jeff seemed fine during a recent interview with the website.
Turbine currently supports both the Dungeons & Dragons and Lord of the Rings MMOs. Will the changeover have repercussions on these properties? Only time will tell… or a comment from Turbine.
Jeff Anderson Out As Turbine President & CEO [WarCry] More » 
